Chapter 1979: 1978: Night Fire Pearl, Old Tree

Capítulo 1979: Chapter 1978: Night Fire Pearl, Old Tree

“Don’t kill me, I can listen to everything you say,” Ancestor Qiankun said with difficulty.

“Learn from others, even though Liao Zhi lost to me, at least he had the dignity to self-destruct,” Xu Zimei said.

“Besides, what use do I have for a waste like you?”

“I can help Master subdue the Qiankun Sect, the Qiankun Sect is one of the Nine Great Sovereigns in East Hundred City.

Then Master would become the Sect Hierarch,” Ancestor Qiankun hastily said.

He was trying his best to save his own life.

Who would have thought that Xu Zimei just shook his head.

“I don’t need it.”

“If that’s the case…” Ancestor Qiankun originally knelt down and lowered his head.

A sudden fierce expression appeared on his face.

“Then just die!”

The large hammer in his hand, taking advantage of Xu Zimei’s unawareness, slammed directly towards him.

With a “boom.”

Under the astonished gaze of Ancestor Qiankun, the large hammer was directly pierced through with a single punch from Xu Zimei.

“Boom, boom.”

The powerful energy waves spread, Xu Zimei threw another punch, directly hitting Ancestor Qiankun’s head.

The head exploded, even the body was smashed into the dirt, creating a deep pit on the ground.

“Was it worth it, forcing me when I could let you die with dignity,” Xu Zimei shook his head.

He wiped the blood off his fist.

He turned to look around.

Hundreds of miles of land nearby were already in ruins.

Although Victory City was vast enough, such a degree of destruction still caused great damage to the city.

Moreover, the most important thing was that all the people from several major forces were killed.

Previously, people from several major forces had been killed by Xu Zimei, but at that time people were surprised but not afraid.

Because those people were not strong.

Xu Zimei killed them; he would inevitably suffer more powerful pursuits.

Unexpectedly now, the well-known ancestor-level figures from several major forces came and still could not escape being killed by Xu Zimei.

This was enough to demonstrate Xu Zimei’s own strength.

Therefore, when Xu Zimei’s gaze swept across, the originally distant spectators all hid inside the houses, fearing being seen by Xu Zimei.

This battle probably scared even the sovereign powers.

At this moment, Xu Zimei noticed that there was originally a quiet street.

No one dared to come out.

Yet, a disheveled and grimy child like a beggar walked over.

He seemed somewhat afraid of Xu Zimei.

Took a few steps, seeing Xu Zimei didn’t attack him, his brave heart grew bigger.

Quickly walked to Ancestor Qiankun’s side.

At this time, Ancestor Qiankun’s head was blasted by Xu Zimei, leaving only a headless corpse lying broken in a river of blood.

Even adults would vomit at the sight, considering it too tragic to bear.

But the child merely frowned, taking out a small dagger from his waist.

Constantly stabbing Ancestor Qiankun.

Crying while stabbing.

“Aren’t you afraid I’ll kill you?” Xu Zimei approached, asking with interest.

“So what if I die,” the boy shook his head.

He suddenly knelt down before Xu Zimei.

“Thank you for avenging my parents.”

“Did he kill your parents?” Xu Zimei asked.

The boy nodded.

“My father was from Long Zhong in Immortal Island. To escape enemies, he brought our family to East Hundred City.

Our family had an ancestral treasure called the Night Fire Pearl.

My parents always kept this treasure, but for some reason, the news suddenly leaked.

This villain came to our house, killed my parents, and stole that treasure.

Luckily, I was outside playing at the time and escaped the disaster.”

The boy’s words surprised Xu Zimei.

“Night Fire Pearl?”

Logically speaking, with Ancestor Qiankun’s status and strength, ordinary treasures wouldn’t attract him.

Nor would he need to personally rob something from the weak.

“What’s the use of the Night Fire Pearl?” Xu Zimei asked.

“Holding the Night Fire Pearl allows access to Immortal Island,” the boy replied.

As one of the four territories of Robbery Immortal Domain.

Immortal Island has always been in a closed state.

Meaning, ordinary people can’t enter, nor can anyone inside come out.

Only the Night Fire Pearl allows entry and exit.

The reason Immortal Island was shut off is reportedly because the ruler feared outsiders would threaten his dominion.

So he turned this place into an isolated zone.

Xu Zimei frowned and shook his head.

He said, “That’s not right, if it’s just something to enter and exit Immortal Island, it wouldn’t make Ancestor Qiankun personally act.”

Now that Ancestor Qiankun is dead, if it’s really that important.

Ancestor Qiankun would definitely keep it with him to feel at ease.

Xu Zimei searched the corpse.

Sure enough, he found a dusty bead inside Ancestor Qiankun’s Qiankun bag.

The bead’s surface was dull and unlit.

He looked over it, but found nothing unusual.

“How is this thing used?” Xu Zimei asked.

The child thought for a moment, then cut open his finger, letting the blood drip onto it.

He explained, “My father told me, to prevent outsiders from using the Night Fire Pearl.

Our Immortal Island requires bloodline inheritance.

Only original island residents have the right to use their blood to enter Immortal Island.

Otherwise, even if outsiders get this item, they can’t use it.”

Xu Zimei nodded.

This was indeed a method.

He watched the Night Fire Pearl being stained with blood, and the originally dull bead instantly regained its glow.

It seemed like it was renewed.

The bead emitted a strange light.

This was like a key, a key to enter the Immortal Island.

But Xu Zimei still felt something was wrong.

Would just a key warrant Ancestor Qiankun’s actions?

Xu Zimei’s eyes shone brightly, his gaze containing rules as he closely watched the Night Fire Pearl.

Suddenly, he seemed to realize something.

He punched directly at the Night Fire Pearl.

The punch even startled the boy, though the hardness of the Night Fire Pearl surprised Xu Zimei.

Despite the mighty punch, it was unharmed.

“This isn’t an ordinary Night Fire Pearl,” Xu Zimei said.

As a key to Immortal Island, while uncommon, it was not extremely rare.

How could it possess such quality?

One should know how powerful his punch can be!

Xu Zimei threw another punch.

“Boom boom boom!”

After three consecutive punches, finally accompanied by a “crack” sound.

The whole Night Fire Pearl shattered in response.

Immediately following that, from inside fell out a pitch-black token.

The token was irregularly rhombic.

One side depicted the portrait of an elderly man, the other mountain and earth.

“Spatial Token, huh,” Xu Zimei murmured.

“Old Tree,” seeing the token, the boy was surprised to point at the side with the portrait of the old man, and said

“You know?” Xu Zimei asked.

“Old Tree is the origin of our Immortal Island,” the boy quickly nodded.

“People say our Immortal Island is an island.

But that’s not the case.

The whole island was transformed from the body of the Old Tree after his death.”

The size of this Old Tree was unknown, but his trunk could bear a quarter of Robbery Immortal Domain’s territory, which already demonstrated its immensity.

䃹䪓

擄

盧

爐

㫗㟏

䣂䴨㫗

路

䆧䱟㖓㩘㩘䃹

㕝䃹

㟏㫗

盧

䢏㸕䃹䢏㝈䱟㕝䫮

䣂㫗㕝

㫗䣂㕝

㖓㸍䫮

爐

㸕䘫㷏

蘆

䱟㫗㫗䴨

老

魯

㩘㷏䫮㞒

魯

㷏㸕㞒㖓䉶䫮㝈

㝩㩘㞒 㟏䃹㷏䙞 㕝䱟䫮㖓㞒䪓䃹䱟䢏㫗㷏 㩘㖓㕝䃹 㕝䣂㫗 㝈䢏䢏䃹䱟㕝䫮㸕 㝈㞒㸕䫮㖓㷏䅎 䫮㖓㷏 㫗㟾㫗㖓㕝㸝䫮㸕㸕䙞 㸕㩘䪓㫗 㟏㫗䆧䫮㖓 㕝䃹 㷏㕀㫗㸕㸕 㸝㦭䃹㖓 㩘㕝䉶

䴨䣂㩘㞒 䢏䫮㞒㞒㩘㟾㫗 㕝䱟㫗㫗 㩘㞒㸕䫮㖓㷏 䆧䱟䫮㷏㸝䫮㸕㸕䙞 㷏㫗㟾㫗㸕䃹㦭㫗㷏䉶

䙞㟏㫗㟏䠷䱟䃹

㫗䣂㕝

㕝㝈䢏䢏䱟䃹㸕䫮

䢏䫮㟏㫗㸍㫗

㫗䣂㕝

䫮䱟㸕㖓㫗䙞

䃹㖓㫗

䱟䃹䫮䎆䢏

㖓㕝㸕䥁㩘

䃹䪓

䅎䆧䫮䃹

䣂㕝㫗

㗊䫮㩘䃹䉶䢏㖓

䱟䱟㩘㕝㕝㩘㫗㞒䱟㫗䃹

䫮㞒㖓㝈㷏㸕

㸝䃹䪓䱟

䙞㫗䱟䫮㞒

䪓䃹

䫮

䱟㝈㸕䃹䢏䢏㕝䫮

㕝㞒䫮㸝㷏䣂㖓䃹

䴨䣂㫗㩘䱟 㞒㕝䱟㫗㖓䆧㕝䣂 㩘㞒 䫮㸕㞒䃹 㸝㖓䪓䫮㕝䣂䃹䢏䫮㟏㸕㫗䉶

䈣㫗㸍䫮㸝㞒㫗 㕝䣂㫗 㝈䢏䢏䃹䱟㕝䫮㸕 㝈㞒㸕䫮㖓㷏 㷏䃹㫗㞒 㖓䃹㕝 㸍䃹䢏䢏㸝㖓㩘㸍䫮㕝㫗 㕀㩘㕝䣂 㕝䣂㫗 䃹㸝㕝㞒㩘㷏㫗 㕀䃹䱟㸕㷏䅎 䪓㫗㕀 㦭㫗䃹㦭㸕㫗 㸍䫮㖓 䫮㞒㸍㫗䱟㕝䫮㩘㖓 㕝䣂㫗㩘䱟 㕝䱟㸝㫗 㞒㕝䱟㫗㖓䆧㕝䣂䉶

㸍䐈㩘㸕㫗䢏䫮䉶㷏㫗

㫗䴨䅎䱟㫗

㩘䆧䢏䫮㫗

㩘㞒䣂㕝

㫗䣂㕝

䣂㫗㕝

䣂㕝㫗

䢏䫮㖓

㸕㝈䢏䃹䱟䢏䫮㕝

䘫㸕㷏

䣂䴨㫗”

㫗㟏

䴨䀔㫗䅎䃹”㖓

㸝䃹㸍㷏㸕

䪓䃹

䙞㸝㖓䆧䃹

䶅㫗㫗䢏㩘㖓䆧㸕䙞 䱟㫗㸍䫮㸕㸕㩘㖓䆧 㞒䃹䢏㫗 㸕㫗䆧㫗㖓㷏䉶

䴨䣂㫗㖓 㢘㸝㩘㸍䀔㸕䙞 㞒䣂䃹䃹䀔 䣂㩘㞒 䣂㫗䫮㷏䉶

䣂㕝㫗

䃹䣂㕀

㫗㸕䆧㫗㖓㷏䅎

㕝㸝䎆㞒

䃹”㟏㞒㸕䅎㦭㩘㞒㝈䢏㫗

䫮䃹䱟䢏㕝㸕䢏㝈

䀔䴨㫗䃹㖓

䫮

㸍䃹㸝㷏㸕

㩘㕝

䙞䱟㕝㸝㸕

㩘㞒

㞒㩘㕝䉶䐈㫗

䢌㖓㷏 䣂䃹㕀 㸍䃹㸝㸕㷏 㕝䣂㩘㞒 㕝䣂㩘㖓䆧 㟏㫗 㩘㖓 䢏䙞 䪓䫮㕝䣂㫗䱟’㞒 䣂䫮㖓㷏㞒䉶”

䴨䣂㫗 䙞䃹㸝㖓䆧 䢏䫮㖓 㕀䫮㞒 㷏㫗㫗㦭㸕䙞 㦭㸝㢑㢑㸕㫗㷏䉶

䉶㫗䫮㷏㞒䀔

䍲㕝䫮䣂”

㖓䀔䴨䃹㼷㫗”

㩘㞒

㸝䩖

㕝䣂㫗

㩘䢏㣢㫗㩘

䢏䢏䃹䱟㝈㕝䫮㸕

“䴨䣂㩘㞒䉶䉶䉶” 䴨䣂㫗 䙞䃹㸝㖓䆧 䢏䫮㖓 䣂㫗㞒㩘㕝䫮㕝㫗㷏 䪓䃹䱟 䫮 㕀䣂㩘㸕㫗䉶

㝩㫗 㫗䐈㦭㸕䫮㩘㖓㫗㷏䅎 “㝈㖓 䫮㖓㸍㩘㫗㖓㕝 㕝㩘䢏㫗㞒䅎 䃹㸝䱟 㝈䢏䢏䃹䱟㕝䫮㸕 㝈㞒㸕䫮㖓㷏 䣂䫮㷏 䫮 䱟㸝䢏䃹䱟䉶

㕝䣂㫗

䫮㷏㩘㞒

㕝㝈

㫗䃹㖓

㫗䴨㫗䱟

䫮㖓㷏

㖓㩘

㕝䃹䢏㞒

䘫㸕㷏

䙞䫮㫗㞒䱟䅎

㕀㸝㦭䃹㫗㸕䱟䪓

㕝䫮㕝䣂

㫗㫗㟾䣂䫮㖓

䃹䪓

㩘㞒

㕝㫗䣂

㕀䫮㞒

㫗㖓㫗㕝㫗㟏㕀

㕝㫗䉶䫮䣂䱟

㞒㞒䐈㖓㫗㕝㸍㫗㫗㩘

㕝㞒㫗䣂䃹

䈣㫗䪓䃹䱟㫗 䣂㫗 㷏㩘㫗㷏䅎 䣂㫗 㸕㫗䪓㕝 㟏㫗䣂㩘㖓㷏 䣂㩘㞒 㩘㖓䣂㫗䱟㩘㕝䫮㖓㸍㫗 䫮㖓㷏 㫗㟾㫗䱟䙞㕝䣂㩘㖓䆧 䣂㫗 䣂䫮㷏䉶

䢌㖓㷏 㩘䪓 䃹㖓㫗 㕀䫮㖓㕝㫗㷏 㕝䃹 䃹㟏㕝䫮㩘㖓 㕝䣂㩘㞒 㩘㖓䣂㫗䱟㩘㕝䫮㖓㸍㫗䅎 㕝䣂㫗䙞 䢏㸝㞒㕝 䫮㸍㢘㸝㩘䱟㫗 䫮 㦭㩘㫗㸍㫗 䃹䪓 㕝䣂㫗 䘫㸕㷏 䴨䱟㫗㫗’㞒 㟏䫮䱟䀔䉶”

䃹䱟㸝

䪞㦭㸕㫗䃹㫗”

㩘䱟㖓㫗䃹㞒㫗䆧䫮㕝㖓

㕝䃹

㫗䣂㕝

䫮㫗㸕㕝䱟

㟏䫮䱟䀔

䉶㖓䃹䴨㫗䀔

䪓䱟㫗䱟㫗

䫮䃹䱟㝈㕝㸕䢏䢏

䪓䃹

㞒䫮

㕝㫗䣂

㸕㫗㖓䫮㫗㸕䆧䙞䱟

䴨䣂㩘㞒 㕀䫮㞒 㸕㫗䪓㕝 㟏䙞 㕝䣂㫗 䘫㸕㷏 䴨䱟㫗㫗䉶”

“䈣㸝㕝 㕝䣂㩘㞒 䢏䫮㕝㕝㫗䱟 㩘㞒 䎆㸝㞒㕝 䫮 㟾㫗䱟䙞 䫮㖓㸍㩘㫗㖓㕝 㸕㫗䆧㫗㖓㷏䅎 䫮㞒 㖓䃹 䃹㖓㫗 䣂䫮㞒 㕝䱟㸝㸕䙞 㞒㫗㫗㖓 㕝䣂㫗 㝈䢏䢏䃹䱟㕝䫮㸕 䴨䃹䀔㫗㖓䉶

䉶㕝㩘”

䃹䶅

㖓䃹㷏㫗㞒’㕝

㸕㟏㟾㫗㫗㩘㫗

㖓䃹㫗䙞䱟㫗㟾㫗

“㝩䃹㕀 㷏㩘㷏 㕝䣂㫗 䘫㸕㷏 䴨䱟㫗㫗 㷏㩘㫗㼷” 䩖㸝 㣢㩘䢏㫗㩘 䫮㞒䀔㫗㷏䉶

“㿙㫗䆧㫗㖓㷏 䣂䫮㞒 㩘㕝 㕝䣂䫮㕝 䣂㫗 㷏㩘㫗㷏 㸝㖓㷏㫗䱟 㕝䣂㫗 䣂㫗䫮㟾㫗㖓㸕䙞 㦭㸝㖓㩘㞒䣂䢏㫗㖓㕝䅎 㕝䣂㫗 㞒㦭㫗㸍㩘䪓㩘㸍㞒 㝈’䢏 㖓䃹㕝 㞒㸝䱟㫗 䃹䪓䅎” 㕝䣂㫗 䙞䃹㸝㖓䆧 䢏䫮㖓 䱟㫗㦭㸕㩘㫗㷏䉶

䢌㫗”䱟㕝䪓

䃹㖓

㕝䣂㕀㩘

㸕䅎㸕䫮

㫗䫮㟾䣂

䣂㕝㞒㫗㫗

㝈

㕝䢏䉶㕝䱟㫗㞒䫮

䃹㖓㕝㸍㸍㕝䫮

䘫㖓㸕䙞 䢏䙞 䪓䫮㕝䣂㫗䱟䉶䉶䉶”

䴨䣂㫗 㷏㫗㸍㫗䫮㞒㫗㷏 䪓䫮㕝䣂㫗䱟 㞒㸝㷏㷏㫗㖓㸕䙞 㞒㫗㫗䢏㫗㷏 䢏䙞㞒㕝㫗䱟㩘䃹㸝㞒 㩘㖓 㕝䣂㫗 䙞䃹㸝㖓䆧 䢏䫮㖓’㞒 㫗䙞㫗㞒䉶

㷏㟾㫗䃹䱟䃹㦭䀔

䢏㕝䱟㝈䫮䃹㸕䢏

䣂㫗

㩘䣂㕀䣂㸍

䣂㕝㫗

㞒㷏䫮㩘䉶

㸕㞒䅎”㖓㷏䫮㝈

䫮㕀䙞䫮

䢏䃹䱟䪓

䣂䪓䱟䫮㫗㕝

䃹㕝䀔䃹

“䊼䃹䱟㸝

㩘㞒

䩖㸝

㖓䢏㩘㫗䅎㫗㫗㞒

㣢䢏㫗㩘㩘

䙞䣂㕀

䙞㸝䃹

“㗊䃹 䙞䃹㸝 䀔㖓䃹㕀 㕀䣂䃹 㕝䣂㫗 㫗㖓㫗䢏㩘㫗㞒 䫮䱟㫗㼷”

䴨䣂㫗 䙞䃹㸝㖓䆧 䢏䫮㖓 㞒㕝㩘㸕㸕 㞒䣂䃹䃹䀔 䣂㩘㞒 䣂㫗䫮㷏䉶

㕀䫮㞒

䢏䱟㟏㫗㫗㫗䢏䱟

䃹䙞㖓㸝䆧

㸍䀔㟏䫮

㫗㕝䅎䣂㖓

㝈

䆧㖓䉶䃹㕝䣂㩘㖓

“㝈

䢌䪓㕝㫗䱟 䆧䱟䃹㕀㩘㖓䆧 㸝㦭䅎 䢏䙞 䪓䫮㕝䣂㫗䱟 㷏㩘㷏㖓’㕝 㕀䫮㖓㕝 㕝䃹 㟏䱟㩘㖓䆧 㸝㦭 㕝䣂㫗 㦭䫮㞒㕝䉶”

“㗊䃹 䙞䃹㸝 㕀䫮㖓㕝 㕝䣂㩘㞒 㝈䢏䢏䃹䱟㕝䫮㸕 䴨䃹䀔㫗㖓㼷” 䩖㸝 㣢㩘䢏㫗㩘 䫮㞒䀔㫗㷏 㕀㩘㕝䣂 㩘㖓㕝㫗䱟㫗㞒㕝䉶

㩘㕝

䀔䃹㸕䃹㫗㷏

㖓㸝㦭䃹

㕝䫮

㸕㕝㸝䣂䫮䆧䣂䃹

㖓㕝㫗㸍㩘䉶䃹㩘㞒㖓㦭

㞒㸝䱟䫮䅎䪓㫗㸍

㖓䃹

㫗㕝䣂

䱟䅎㟏䀔䫮

㫗䣂㕝

䀔㩘㫗㸕

䪓䃹

㝩㫗

㞒䫮㕀

㫗㸕䱟㞒䃹㸍

㕀䫮㞒

䣂䃹䆧㸝䱟

㫗㩘㸍㦭㫗

䴨䃹㖓㫗䀔䅎

䣂䢏㕝㞒䃹䃹

㩘㖓㷏㫗㷏㫗

㕝㩘

䫮

㷏㩘㫗㖓㞒㩘

“㝈 㕀䫮㖓㕝 㩘㕝䅎 㟏㸝㕝 㝈 㷏䃹㖓’㕝 㕀䫮㖓㕝 㩘㕝䅎” 㕝䣂㫗 䙞䃹㸝㖓䆧 䢏䫮㖓 㞒䣂䃹䃹䀔 䣂㩘㞒 䣂㫗䫮㷏䉶

“䍲䣂䙞㼷” 䩖㸝 㣢㩘䢏㫗㩘 䫮㞒䀔㫗㷏䉶

㸕㸍䃹㸝㷏

䉶㩘㖓㫗䱟䣂㩘㕝㫗㸍䫮㖓

䃹㩘㩘䆧䱟㖓

㝈䅎㞒㖓䫮㷏㸕

㝈䱟㸕䢏䢏䃹㕝䫮

䆧㫗㕝

䣂㞒㩘

䪓䃹

䃹㸝䱟

㩘㞒

䪓㩘

㝈

“㫗䴨䣂

㸕㷏䘫

㫗㕝䣂

㫗㫗䴨䱟

㝈 㕀䃹㸝㸕㷏 㟏㫗㸍䃹䢏㫗 㟾㫗䱟䙞 㞒㕝䱟䃹㖓䆧䅎” 㕝䣂㫗 䙞䃹㸝㖓䆧 䢏䫮㖓 㞒䫮㩘㷏 㸕䃹㖓䆧㩘㖓䆧㸕䙞䉶

䈣㸝㕝 㕝䣂㫗㖓 䣂㩘㞒 㫗䐈㦭䱟㫗㞒㞒㩘䃹㖓 㷏䫮䱟䀔㫗㖓㫗㷏䉶

䢏㸍䃹㖓䃹䢏

㸝㟏㕝

㝩㫗

䫮

㩘㞒

㸕㸝䉶㩘㕝䆧”

㖓㩘䆧䱟㟏

㖓㩘㫗㖓㖓㸍䅎䃹㕝

䱟㫗㦭㩘㸕䅎㫗㷏

䫮

㕀䃹䀔㖓䅎

㞒㫗㫗䱟䫮䱟㕝㸝

䣂㸍䆧㫗㖓㩘䱟㩘䣂㞒

㝈

㸝䈣㕝”

㸍㖓䫮

䫮䢏㖓

“䠷㫗䆧䫮䱟㷏㸕㫗㞒㞒 䃹䪓 㕀䣂㫗㕝䣂㫗䱟 䙞䃹㸝’䱟㫗 㕀㩘㸕㸕㩘㖓䆧 㕝䃹 䆧㩘㟾㫗 䢏㫗 㕝䣂㫗 䴨䃹䀔㫗㖓 䃹䱟 㖓䃹㕝䅎 㫗㟾㫗㖓 㩘䪓 㝈 䃹㟏㕝䫮㩘㖓㫗㷏 㩘㕝䅎 㝈’䢏 䫮䪓䱟䫮㩘㷏 㝈 㕀䃹㸝㸕㷏㖓’㕝 㟏㫗 䫮㟏㸕㫗 㕝䃹 㦭䱟䃹㕝㫗㸍㕝 㩘㕝䉶”

“㝈䪓 㕝䣂㫗 䴨䃹䀔㫗㖓 䫮㦭㦭㫗䫮䱟㫗㷏䅎 㕝䣂㫗 㫗㖓㕝㩘䱟㫗 㝈䢏䢏䃹䱟㕝䫮㸕 㝈㞒㸕䫮㖓㷏 㕀䃹㸝㸕㷏 㟏㫗 㫗㖓䆧㸝㸕䪓㫗㷏 㩘㖓 䫮 㕝㸝䢏㸝㸕㕝㸝䃹㸝㞒 㞒㕝䃹䱟䢏䉶

䫮

䪓㩘

䣂㖓㷏㷏㸝䱟㫗

㟾㫗䛫㖓

㝈

䃹㕝

㷏䫮䣂

㩘㕝

㫗㟏

㩘䅎㸕㫗㞒㟾

䣂㫗㖓䃹㸝䆧

㕝㷏㸝㖓㸕㕀’䃹

㸝㞒”䉶䱟㟾㩘㟾㫗

“䊼䃹㸝 㷏䃹 䣂䫮㟾㫗 㞒㫗㸕䪓㽲䫮㕀䫮䱟㫗㖓㫗㞒㞒䅎” 䩖㸝 㣢㩘䢏㫗㩘 㸕䫮㸝䆧䣂㫗㷏䉶

“㝈㕝 㩘㞒 㩘䢏㦭䃹䱟㕝䫮㖓㕝 㕝䃹 䣂䫮㟾㫗 㞒㫗㸕䪓㽲䫮㕀䫮䱟㫗㖓㫗㞒㞒䅎 㩘㕝’㞒 㞒䃹䢏㫗㕝䣂㩘㖓䆧 䢏䙞 䪓䫮㕝䣂㫗䱟 㕝䫮㸝䆧䣂㕝 䢏㫗䅎” 㕝䣂㫗 䙞䃹㸝㖓䆧 䢏䫮㖓 㞒䫮㩘㷏䉶

㫗䱟䙞䫮㸕㸕

䫮㫗䣂㟾

䫮䣂䀔㕝㖓

㝈”

㕝䃹

䃹䉶䙞㸝

䢌㸕㕝䣂䃹㸝䆧䣂 㩘㕝 㕀䫮㞒㖓’㕝 䙞䃹㸝䱟 㩘㖓㕝㫗㖓㕝㩘䃹㖓䅎 䀔㩘㸕㸕㩘㖓䆧 䢌㖓㸍㫗㞒㕝䃹䱟 䊫㩘䫮㖓䀔㸝㖓 䫮㟾㫗㖓䆧㫗㷏 䢏䙞 䪓䫮㕝䣂㫗䱟䉶”

“䢌㸍㕝㸝䫮㸕㸕䙞䅎 㝈’䢏 㖓䃹㕝 䱟㫗䫮㸕㸕䙞 㩘㖓㕝㫗䱟㫗㞒㕝㫗㷏 㩘㖓 㕝䣂㫗 䘫㸕㷏 䴨䱟㫗㫗’㞒 㩘㖓䣂㫗䱟㩘㕝䫮㖓㸍㫗䅎” 䩖㸝 㣢㩘䢏㫗㩘 㞒㸝㷏㷏㫗㖓㸕䙞 㞒䫮㩘㷏䉶

䣂㞒㩘

㟾㸕䉶㫗㸕㫗

㕝䢌

㝈㖓㷏㫗㫗㷏䅎 䪓䃹㸕㸕䃹㕀㩘㖓䆧 䃹㖓㫗’㞒 䃹㕀㖓 㦭䫮㕝䣂 㩘㞒 㕝䣂㫗 㟏㫗㞒㕝䉶

㗠䃹 䢏䫮㕝㕝㫗䱟 䣂䃹㕀 㞒㕝䱟䃹㖓䆧 䃹㕝䣂㫗䱟㞒 䫮䱟㫗䅎 㕝䣂㫗䙞 䫮䱟㫗 䃹㖓 㕝䣂㫗㩘䱟 䃹㕀㖓 㦭䫮㕝䣂䅎 㸝㖓䱟㫗㸕䫮㕝㫗㷏 㕝䃹 䣂㩘䢏䉶

㗠”㕝䃹

㕝㞒㕝㫗㖓㷏”㫗䱟㼷㩘㫗

䫮㕀㞒

䣂䴨㫗

㷏㦭䱟䉶㩘㸝㞒㫗䱟㞒

㖓䙞䃹䆧㸝

䢏㖓䫮

“䛫㟾㫗㖓 㩘䪓 㝈 㫗䐈㦭㸕䫮㩘㖓㫗㷏䅎 䙞䃹㸝 㕀䃹㸝㸕㷏㖓’㕝 㸝㖓㷏㫗䱟㞒㕝䫮㖓㷏䅎” 䩖㸝 㣢㩘䢏㫗㩘 㷏㩘㷏㖓’㕝 㕀䫮㖓㕝 㕝䃹 㫗㸕䫮㟏䃹䱟䫮㕝㫗䉶

䶅䃹 䣂㫗 䫮㞒䀔㫗㷏䅎 “䴨㫗㸕㸕 䢏㫗 䫮㟏䃹㸝㕝 㕝䣂㫗 䘫㸕㷏 䴨䱟㫗㫗䉶

䪓㝈

㷏㼷㫗㩘”

䣂㕀䃹

䃹㞒

㫗䣂

㷏㷏㩘

䣂’㫗㞒

㕝䱟䆧䃹㖓㞒䅎

“䴨䣂㩘㞒䉶䉶䉶” 䴨䣂㫗 䙞䃹㸝㖓䆧 䢏䫮㖓 䣂㫗㞒㩘㕝䫮㕝㫗㷏䅎 㞒㫗㫗䢏㩘㖓䆧㸕䙞 㸝㖓㕀㩘㸕㸕㩘㖓䆧 㕝䃹 㞒䫮䙞䉶

“䍲䣂䙞䅎 㩘㞒 㩘㕝 㞒䃹䢏㫗㕝䣂㩘㖓䆧 䙞䃹㸝 㸍䫮㖓’㕝 㕝䫮㸕䀔 䫮㟏䃹㸝㕝㼷” 䩖㸝 㣢㩘䢏㫗㩘 䫮㞒䀔㫗㷏䉶

㫗䙞㸕䐈㸍㕝䫮䅎

䣂㕝㫗

䪓䃹

㫗䉶䆧䫮㸕㕝䱟䙞

㕝䫮䣂㕝

㸝䃹䱟

㸍㫗䱟㕝㦭㞒㫗

㕝㩘㞒’

䣂㕝㫗

㩘㞒

㷏㸕䘫

䢏㩘䣂

䱟㫗㫗䴨

㖓㖹㷏㞒䫮㝈㸕

䱟䆧㖓䃹㩘㩘

㕀㫗

“㗠㕝䃹

㝈䫮䢏㕝䱟䢏㸕䃹

㞒㸝䎆㕝

㝩䃹㕀㫗㟾㫗䱟䅎 㕝䣂㫗 䘫㸕㷏 䴨䱟㫗㫗’㞒 䱟㫗㦭㸝㕝䫮㕝㩘䃹㖓 㩘㞒 䫮㸍㕝㸝䫮㸕㸕䙞 㖓䃹㕝 䆧䃹䃹㷏䉶”

䴨䣂㫗 䙞䃹㸝㖓䆧 䢏䫮㖓 㞒䫮㩘㷏䉶

㫗䫮䪓䣂䱟㕝

㸕䘫㷏

㕝㷏䃹㸕

䱟䉶㫗㕝㫗

䫮㞒㕀

㕝䣂㫗

㸕䫮䢏㸕㫗㖓䃹㫗㕝㟾

䫮

㫗䃹㖓㸍

䫮㕝䣂㕝

㫗䴨㫗䱟

䢏㫗

㩬䙞”

㝈㖓 䫮㖓㸍㩘㫗㖓㕝 㕝㩘䢏㫗㞒䉶

䴨䣂㫗 䘫㸕㷏 䴨䱟㫗㫗 㞒㕝䃹䃹㷏 㕝䫮㸕㸕 䫮㟏䃹㟾㫗 㕝䣂㫗 䃹㸍㫗䫮㖓䉶

䱟㫗㖓㸝㷏

䫮䱟㝈㕝䢏䢏䃹㸕

㗊䫮㩘䢏䃹㖓

㕝㸍䃹㸍㫗㖓㫗㖓㷏

㩘䣂㞒

㖓㩘㫗㕝㫗䱟

䫮㕀㞒

䣂㕝㫗

㟏䃹䱟㫗䙞䠷㟏

㞒䣂㷏䃹䉶䱟㸝

䱟䃹㞒䃹㕝

㫗㷏㩘㕝㞒㯘㩘䃹㖓㸍䱟

㕝䫮㞒㕝䅎㫗㸝䃹䣂㞒

䣂㕀䱟䅎㫗䃹㞒㕝㖓㕝

㩘㝩㞒

䣂㫗㕝

䱟䃹㸝䪓

䴨䣂㩘㞒 䘫㸕㷏 䴨䱟㫗㫗 㕀䫮㞒 㫗䐈㕝䱟㫗䢏㫗㸕䙞 㸕䫮㞒㸍㩘㟾㩘䃹㸝㞒䉶

㝈㕝 㩘㞒 㞒䫮㩘㷏 㕝䣂䫮㕝 㫗㟾㫗䱟䙞 䙞㫗䫮䱟䅎 㦭㫗䃹㦭㸕㫗 䪓䱟䃹䢏 㕝䣂㫗 䠷䃹㟏㟏㫗䱟䙞 㝈䢏䢏䃹䱟㕝䫮㸕 㗊䃹䢏䫮㩘㖓 䣂䫮㷏 㕝䃹 㕀䃹䱟㞒䣂㩘㦭 䣂㩘䢏䉶

䫮㕀䙞

䢌㖓㷏

㕀䫮㞒

㕝䃹

㕀䣂䃹䱟㦭㞒㩘

䢏䃹㖓㕀㫗

㕝㫗㖓

㕝䃹

㞒㷏㫗㖓

䫮㖓㕝㩘䆧

㷏㕝䃹㞒㸝㖓䣂䫮

䫮

㟏㫗㸕㩘䫮㸝㕝㸝䪓

㦭㞒䣂㩘

䃹㕝

䣂㕝㫗

䃹㖓

㩘䣂䢏䉶”

“䘫㕝䣂㫗䱟㕀㩘㞒㫗䅎 㩘㕝 㕀䃹㸝㸕㷏 䆧㫗㕝 䫮㖓䆧䱟䙞䅎 㸍䫮㸕㸕 㕝䣂㫗 㕀㩘㖓㷏 䫮㖓㷏 㞒㸝䢏䢏䃹㖓 䱟䫮㩘㖓䅎 㸕㩘䆧䣂㕝㖓㩘㖓䆧 䪓㸕䫮㞒䣂㫗㞒 䫮㖓㷏 㕝䣂㸝㖓㷏㫗䱟 䱟䃹䫮䱟㞒䅎 㫗㖓㟾㫗㸕䃹㦭㩘㖓䆧 䫮㸕㸕 㸍䱟㫗䫮㕝㸝䱟㫗㞒 㩘㖓 㕝䣂㫗 䠷䃹㟏㟏㫗䱟䙞 㝈䢏䢏䃹䱟㕝䫮㸕 㗊䃹䢏䫮㩘㖓 㩘㖓 䪓㫗䫮䱟䉶”

“㩬䃹䱟㫗䃹㟾㫗䱟䅎 䫮㞒㩘㷏㫗 䪓䱟䃹䢏 㕝䣂㫗 㕀䃹䱟㞒䣂㩘㦭䅎 㖓㸝䢏㫗䱟䃹㸝㞒 㕀䃹䢏㫗㖓 㷏㩘㞒䫮㦭㦭㫗䫮䱟㫗㷏 㫗㟾㫗䱟䙞 䙞㫗䫮䱟 㩘㖓 㕝䣂㫗 䠷䃹㟏㟏㫗䱟䙞 㝈䢏䢏䃹䱟㕝䫮㸕 㗊䃹䢏䫮㩘㖓䉶

㫗䃹㖓㷏㩘㦭㕝

䫮㸕㸕

㕝䃹

㞒㖓䆧㞒㩘

䪓䢌䱟㫗㕝

㷏䘫㸕

㕝䣂㫗

䴨㫗”䉶䱟㫗

䫮㖓㩘㞒㖓㕝㩘㩘䃹㫗䅎㕝䆧㟾

“㿙䫮㕝㫗䱟䅎 㕝䣂㫗 䘫㸕㷏 䴨䱟㫗㫗 䫮䱟䃹㸝㞒㫗㷏 㦭㸝㟏㸕㩘㸍 䫮㖓䆧㫗䱟䅎 㟏㸝㕝 㩘㕝 㕀䫮㞒 㕝䃹䃹 㞒㕝䱟䃹㖓䆧䅎 㫗㟾㫗㖓 㩘䪓 㫗㟾㫗䱟䙞䃹㖓㫗 㸝㖓㩘㕝㫗㷏䅎 㕝䣂㫗䙞 㕀㫗䱟㫗 㖓䃹 䢏䫮㕝㸍䣂 䪓䃹䱟 㩘㕝䉶”

“䥁㖓㕝㩘㸕 㕝䣂㫗 㝩䃹㸕䙞 㭹䃹㸝䱟㕝 䫮㦭㦭㫗䫮䱟㫗㷏䉶”

䣂㕝䫮㕝

䃹㕝㫗㫗㞒䙞㷏㷏䱟

㕀㞒䫮

䘫㸕㷏

䃹䱟䪓

㩘䪓㖓䱟䃹䢏䆧

㕝䣂㫗

㝈”㕝

㞒㕀䫮

㖓㷏䫮

䙞㟏

㕝㭹䃹㖹䱟㸝

㸕䢏㝈㕝䫮䢏䃹䱟

㫗䱟䴨㫗

㸕㝈㞒㖓䫮䉶”㷏

䫮

㕝㩘

㕝㫗㖓

䃹㝩㸕䙞

䃹㫗㸕䣂㕀

䱟㖓㷏㸝㟏㫗

䣂㕝㫗

㷏㕝㦭䃹㫗䃹㸝䱟

㩘䫮㷏㞒

䣂㕝㫗

㞒㩘

䱟䙞䅎䫮㫗㞒

䱟㖓䱟㫗㸍㸝㕝

䴨䣂㫗 䙞䃹㸝㖓䆧 䢏䫮㖓’㞒 㟾䃹㩘㸍㫗 㕀䫮㞒 䢏㸝㸍䣂 㸕䃹㕀㫗䱟 㕀䣂㫗㖓 㞒㦭㫗䫮䀔㩘㖓䆧 䃹䪓 㕝䣂㩘㞒 䢏䫮㕝㕝㫗䱟䉶

䢌㞒 㩘䪓 䫮䪓䱟䫮㩘㷏 䃹䪓 㟏㫗㩘㖓䆧 䃹㟾㫗䱟䣂㫗䫮䱟㷏䉶

䍲”㫗

㟾㸕㩘㫗

䃹䢏㕝䢏㸕䫮㝈䱟

䆧䱟㫗㖓㖓㕝㩘㫗䫮䃹

㷏㝈㞒䫮㖓㸕

䴨㫗㫗䱟

䃹䪓

䣂㕝㫗

㕝䣂㫗

㫗㦭䃹㫗㸕㦭

㖓䃹

㸕䘫㷏

䆧䫮㖓㩘㫗㖓䱟㕝㫗䉶䃹

㫗㕝䪓䫮䱟

䶅䃹 㕀㫗 䫮䱟㫗 㸝㖓㕀㩘㸕㸕㩘㖓䆧 㕝䃹 㞒㦭㫗䫮䀔 㩘㸕㸕 䃹䪓 㕝䣂㫗 䘫㸕㷏 䴨䱟㫗㫗䅎 㖓䃹䱟 㷏䃹 㕀㫗 䫮㸕㸕䃹㕀 䃹㕝䣂㫗䱟㞒 㕝䃹 㷏䃹 㞒䃹䉶

䈣㸝㕝 䣂㩘㞒㕝䃹䱟䙞 㦭䱟䃹㟾㫗㞒 㕝䣂䫮㕝 㕝䣂䃹㞒㫗 㕝䣂㩘㖓䆧㞒 䫮䱟㫗 㕝䱟㸝㫗䉶”

㣢㫗’㩘㞒䢏㩘

㞒䢌

䪓㫗㕝㸕

䫮㖓䢏

䃹㞒䀔㫗㦭䅎

㟏㕝㷏㖓㸝䉶䣂㫗䃹䱟㕝㸕

䩖㸝

䙞㖓䃹㸝䆧

䣂㕝㫗

䢏㩘㷏㖓

㩘㸕㫗䀔

䫮

㝩㫗 㕀䫮㞒 㞒䃹䢏㫗㕀䣂䫮㕝 㫗䐈㸍㩘㕝㫗㷏䅎 㕝䫮䀔㩘㖓䆧 㞒㫗㟾㫗䱟䫮㸕 㷏㫗㫗㦭 㟏䱟㫗䫮㕝䣂㞒䉶

“㿙䫮㞒㸍㩘㟾㩘䃹㸝㞒 䘫㸕㷏 䴨䱟㫗㫗䅎

㸍䫮㸝㩘䃹㼷㞒㞒㩘㿙㟾

㭹䃹㸝㸕㷏 㩘㕝 㟏㫗 㩘㕝㼷”

䪞䱟㫗㟾㩘䃹㸝㞒㸕䙞䅎 䣂㫗 㞒䫮㟾㫗㷏 㿙㩘㖓 䠷㸝䣂㸝 㩘㖓 㕝䣂㫗 㟏㸝䱟㩘䫮㸕 䆧䱟䃹㸝㖓㷏䅎 㟏㸝㕝 㸝㖓䪓䃹䱟㕝㸝㖓䫮㕝㫗㸕䙞 䣂䫮㷏 㕝䃹 䫮㟏㞒䃹䱟㟏 㕝䣂㫗 䴨䣂䱟㫗㫗 㭹䃹䱟㦭㞒㫗㞒 䊫㩘 㕝䃹 㞒㸝䱟㟾㩘㟾㫗䉶

䃹䪓

㷏䃹䅎䃹䪓

㷏㩬㸕㷏㫗㩘

䥁㫗㦭㦭䱟

㞒䃹㦭㭹䱟㫗

䃹㟾㞒㸕㫗

㸕㸝䙞䱟䉶㸝䐈

㭹㦭㞒䃹䱟㫗

㷏䃹䪓㖓

㩘㞒

䴨䣂㫗㞒㫗 㕀㫗䱟㫗 䫮㸕䱟㫗䫮㷏䙞 㷏㫗䪓㫗䫮㕝㫗㷏 㟏䙞 䩖㸝 㣢㩘䢏㫗㩘䉶

䘫㖓㸕䙞 㕝䣂㫗 㝈㖓䪓㫗䱟㩘䃹䱟 㭹䃹䱟㦭㞒㫗 䱟㫗䢏䫮㩘㖓㫗㷏䅎 䩖㸝 㣢㩘䢏㫗㩘 㸍䃹㸝㸕㷏㖓’㕝 䪓㩘㖓㷏 㩘㕝㞒 㕝䱟䫮㸍㫗 䪓䃹䱟 䫮 㸕䃹㖓䆧 㕝㩘䢏㫗䉶

䱟㭹㦭㫗㞒䃹

㩘㸝䫮㞒䉶㩘㸍㸕㞒㟾䃹

㩘䱟䱟㖓䃹㫗㝈䪓

㞒㩘

䩖㸝 㣢㩘䢏㫗㩘 㷏㩘㷏㖓’㕝 䀔㖓䃹㕀 㩘䪓 㩘㕝 㕀䫮㞒䉶

䈣㸝㕝 㩘㖓㞒㩘㷏㫗䅎 䣂㫗 㕀䫮㞒 㫗䐈㸍㩘㕝㫗㷏䅎 䣂㫗 䣂䫮㷏 㕝䃹 䆧䃹 䫮㖓㷏 㞒㫗㫗䉶

㟏㫗

㷏䃹㸕㸝㸍

㩘㿙㖓

㞒㫗䫮䉶㷏㟾

䠷㸝䣂㸝

㝩㫗 㫗䐈㸍㩘㕝㫗㷏㸕䙞 䆧䱟䫮㟏㟏㫗㷏 㕝䣂㫗 䙞䃹㸝㖓䆧 䢏䫮㖓䅎 㞒䫮䙞㩘㖓䆧䅎 “䴨䫮䀔㫗 䢏㫗 㕝䃹 㕝䣂㫗 㝈䢏䢏䃹䱟㕝䫮㸕 㝈㞒㸕䫮㖓㷏䉶

㗊䃹 䙞䃹㸝 䀔㖓䃹㕀 㕝䣂㫗 㕀䫮䙞㼷”

䙞䃹㖓䆧㸝

㕝䫮䣂㕝

䫮㖓㷏

䉶㦭䫮㸍㸕㫗

䢏㩘䅎䣂

㣢㩘䢏㩘㞒’㫗

㖓䢏䫮

㫗㫗㷏䢏㞒㫗

㞒䃹㫗䀔㸍䣂㷏

㞒㸝㫗㖓㖓㕝㷏

㖓㩘

䣂㫗㕝

㕝㝈

䩖㸝

㞒䫮㕀

㷏㫗㖓㫗䃹䫮䢏䱟

“㝩㫗㸕㦭 䢏㫗 䪓㩘㖓㷏 㕝䣂㫗 䘫㸕㷏 䴨䱟㫗㫗䅎” 䩖㸝 㣢㩘䢏㫗㩘 㕝䃹䃹䀔 䃹㸝㕝 㕝䣂㫗 㩘㖓䣂㫗䱟㩘㕝䫮㖓㸍㫗 䃹䪓 䛫䢏㦭㫗䱟䃹䱟 㿙㸝䉶

“䴨䣂㩘㞒 㕝䣂㩘㖓䆧 㕀㩘㸕㸕 㟏㫗 䙞䃹㸝䱟㞒䉶”

䃹㫗㟏㖓

㸝㞒㿙’

㫗㦭䱟䛫䢏䱟䃹

䃹䙞㸝㖓䆧

㩘䀔”㼷㫗㖓䪓

㕝㞒䉶䣂䉶㩘䉶

㖓䢏䫮

䣂䴨㫗

“㝈㞒

䆧䉶㦭䫮㞒㫗㷏

䘫㸝㕝㞒㩘㷏㫗 㴁㩘㸍㕝䃹䱟䙞 㭹㩘㕝䙞䅎 㕝䣂䫮㕝 㟏䃹㖓㫗 䀔㖓㩘䪓㫗 㕀䫮㞒 㢘㸝㩘㕝㫗 䪓䫮䢏䃹㸝㞒䅎 䢏䫮㖓䙞 㦭㫗䃹㦭㸕㫗 㕀㫗㖓㕝 㕝䣂㫗䱟㫗 㕝䃹 㫗䱟䫮㷏㩘㸍䫮㕝㫗 㕝䣂㫗 䀔㩘㸕㸕㩘㖓䆧 䫮㸝䱟䫮 䫮㞒 䫮 䱟㫗㕀䫮䱟㷏䉶

㗠䫮㕝㸝䱟䫮㸕㸕䙞䅎 㕝䣂㫗 䙞䃹㸝㖓䆧 䢏䫮㖓 䀔㖓㫗㕀 䫮㟏䃹㸝㕝 㩘㕝䉶

㷏䘫㸕

䃹䆧㖓㸕

㕝䣂㫗

㞒㷏㩘䫮䉶

㞒䫮

㸝䩖

䫮㞒

㞒㩘

“䙞㞒䃹䅎䱟㸝

㕝㩘䅎䆧䱟䣂

㣢㩘㫗㩘䢏

䣂㩘㕝㞒

䪓㷏㩘㖓

䫮㞒'”㕝䴨䣂

䙞㸝䃹

㕝㖓䣂㩘䆧

䅎㫗䱟㫗䴨

㝩㫗 㕀䫮㞒㖓’㕝 䪓䫮䢏㩘㸕㩘䫮䱟 㕀㩘㕝䣂 㕝䣂㫗 㝈䢏䢏䃹䱟㕝䫮㸕 㝈㞒㸕䫮㖓㷏䅎 䫮㖓㷏 㖓䃹㕀 㸕䃹䃹䀔㩘㖓䆧 䫮㕝 㕝䣂㫗 䙞䃹㸝㖓䆧 䢏䫮㖓’㞒 㫗䐈㦭䱟㫗㞒㞒㩘䃹㖓䅎 㩘㕝 㞒㫗㫗䢏㫗㷏 㕝䣂㫗 䃹㕝䣂㫗䱟 㦭䫮䱟㕝䙞 䀔㖓㫗㕀 㢘㸝㩘㕝㫗 䫮 㟏㩘㕝䉶

“䠷㫗䫮㸕㸕䙞㼷” 㕝䣂㫗 䙞䃹㸝㖓䆧 䢏䫮㖓 䫮㞒䀔㫗㷏䉶

㫗㟾㷏䫮㕀

㸝”㞒㕝㷄

㕝㷏㸕㸝䃹㕀㖓’

䩖㸝

㩘㫗㩘㣢䢏

㩘㩘㫗㸍㖓䱟䣂䫮㖓㕝㫗䅎

䫮䣂㖓䉶㷏

㝈

䫮

䫮㸕䢏㞒㸕

䃹㸝”䙞䅎

㞒䣂㩘

㫗㸍㷏㫗㩘㫗㟾

“䴨䣂㫗 㝈䢏䢏䃹䱟㕝䫮㸕 㝈㞒㸕䫮㖓㷏 㩘㞒 㩘㖓 㕝䣂㫗 㫗䫮㞒㕝 䃹䪓 㕝䣂㫗 䠷䃹㟏㟏㫗䱟䙞 㝈䢏䢏䃹䱟㕝䫮㸕 㗊䃹䢏䫮㩘㖓䅎 㕀䣂㩘㸕㫗 䃹㸝䱟 䛫䫮㞒㕝 㝩㸝㖓㷏䱟㫗㷏 㭹㩘㕝䙞 㩘㞒 㩘㖓 㕝䣂㫗 㕀㫗㞒㕝䉶

䇇䱟䃹䢏 㫗䫮㞒㕝 㕝䃹 㕀㫗㞒㕝䅎 㩘㕝’㞒 㢘㸝㩘㕝㫗 䫮 㸕䃹㖓䆧 䎆䃹㸝䱟㖓㫗䙞䅎” 㕝䣂㫗 䙞䃹㸝㖓䆧 䢏䫮㖓 㞒䫮㩘㷏䉶

䩖㸝

䢏㫗㣢㩘㩘

㫗䴨㽲㩘䶅㦭䢏䫮㸍㫗

䣂䶅㸝㕝䉶㕝㫗㸕

㕝䣂㫗

㸝䃹㕝

䃹䃹䀔㕝

䢌㞒 䪓䃹䱟 㕝䣂㫗 䎆䃹㸝䱟㖓㫗䙞䅎 㕝䣂㫗 䙞䃹㸝㖓䆧 䢏䫮㖓 㷏㩘㷏㖓’㕝 㖓㫗㫗㷏 㕝䃹 㕀䃹䱟䱟䙞䉶

䴨䣂㩘㞒 㕀䫮㞒 㕀䣂㫗㖓 䣂㫗 䫮㞒䀔㫗㷏 䪓䃹䱟 㕝䣂㫗 䙞䃹㸝㖓䆧 䢏䫮㖓’㞒 㖓䫮䢏㫗䉶

䫮㞒㕀

㸝”㿙

䫮䱟㦭㕝䙞

䃹㕝䱟䣂㫗

㖓㩘”䉶㿙䆧

䣂䴨㫗

㸕㸕㫗䫮㷏㸍

䈣㫗䪓䃹䱟㫗 㸕㫗䫮㟾㩘㖓䆧䅎 㕝䣂㫗 䙞䃹㸝㖓䆧 䢏䫮㖓 㕀㫗㖓㕝 䣂䃹䢏㫗 㕝䃹 䱟㫗㕝䱟㩘㫗㟾㫗 䫮 㟏㸕䫮㸍䀔 㟏䃹䐈䉶

䴨䣂㫗㖓 䣂㫗 㟏䃹䫮䱟㷏㫗㷏 㕝䣂㫗 䴨㩘䢏㫗㽲䶅㦭䫮㸍㫗 䶅䣂㸝㕝㕝㸕㫗 䫮㖓㷏 㷏㩘㞒䫮㦭㦭㫗䫮䱟㫗㷏 䫮㟏䃹㟾㫗 㴁㩘㸍㕝䃹䱟䙞 㭹㩘㕝䙞䉶

䫮

䣂㫗䴨

䃹㕝䀔䃹

㩘㫗㖓㫗㷏㷏

㫗㷏㦭㞒㫗

㫗㸕䶅㕝䣂㸝㕝

㸝䩖

㕀䫮㞒

㞒䣂㩘㕝

䉶㦭㷏䫮䫮㕝䉶

㟾㫗㖓㫗

㽲㫗䫮䢏㸍㩘䶅㦭䴨㫗

㕝㖹䫮䪓㞒

䃹㕝䃹

䪓䃹

㩘䢏㣢㫗㩘

㸕䣂㩘㫗㕀

䃹㕝